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Symposium 5 Questions
How is hypertext relevant to us as media practitioners? What predictions about network literacy should we be aware of? What are the consequences of being network illiterate?... Read MoreAprès Symposium
George on validity of things. For me this is ‘validity of things’ and not ‘validity of things online’. The rules we use off line apply online too. Laura makes the well made poi... Read MoreIt’s And all the Way Down
We rarely say what we mean (it’s a condition of language). So a quick riff post symposium. Print and network and digital literacy, not rivals, not anything. It is not this literacy or that one b... Read MoreLife and Stories
Rachel realises she can’t write down what she wants to happen for her life, as she could for a story. Personally I don’t think that’s diddly squat about network media (I’m not ... Read MoreStories and Materiality
Sarah wonders if children tell stories differently to how we ‘learn’ to what they are supposed to be, which relates to Seonaid too who picks up the key thing. It isn’t that books are... Read MoreSymposium 04 Questions
The questions of the week: How can you judge the validity of things on the internet? What are the limitations of network literacy? How does it differ to print literacy? What limitations do both litera... Read MoreSymposium 04 Followup
Something that we didn’t get to today (the discussion about patents was probably too marginal, patent law isn’t something we need to worry about) was that when you’re writing critica... Read MoreSymposium 03
The questions raised are: How much freedom do we have when writing critically of others or others’ work before we become liable for defamation or copyright infringement? Copyright protects publi... Read MoreSecond Symposium Media Trails
So, call outs to various comments, posts, from the second symposium (aka a lecture pretending not to be). Rachel does an interesting job of joining the material quality of the book (and film for that ... Read More- 2 of 3
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